Hoyas topple UConn to share Big East lead
Georgetown inched atop the Big East with an 84 64 win over No 4 Connecticut as Alonzo Mourning posted 20 points 12 rebounds and Dwayne Bryant added 20. UConn squandered a long scoreless stretch mid game ending its four game win streak.
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Oklahoma Seeks No 1 Status With Big Eight Sweep
Oklahoma moved to the top of the Big Eight standings after a Sunday win over Missouri, pushing the Tigers to third and putting Kansas at No. 1 for the third time this season. The Sooners dominated on Tuesday 100 78 at Lloyd Noble Arena, extending their home streak to 16 0 and the overall run to 45 consecutive victories. Oklahoma stands 22 4 overall and 10 3 in the conference while Kansas is 27 3 and 10 3 after a rare loss. Coach Alliams offered a wry remark on the possibility of a rematch and a higher ranking.
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Miami Heat Rout Kings Behind Edwards Big First Quarter
Kevin Edwards scored 16 of Miami’s first 18 points as the Heat built a 30-18 lead in the opening six minutes and rolled to a 113-92 win over Sacramento. Edwards finished with 32 points while Wayman Tisdale sat out for the Kings with the flu. Antoine Carr led Sacramento with 20 points as Vinny Del Negro returned from an ankle sprain to add 17. The Kings remain 0-9 on the road since January 27 and 3-23 away this season.
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Celtics Rally Past Mavericks In High-Scoring Showdown
Boston built a large second half lead led by Reggie Lewis and Robert Parish as the Celtics pulled away from the Dallas Mavericks. Bird and Parish fueled a late third quarter surge while the Mavs fought to stay within reach, trimming the gap to 97-89 late.
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Rod Strickland condemns Knicks and bounces to Spurs
Rod Strickland blasted Knicks general manager Al Bianchi as crazy and said he forced his trade from New York after clashing with coach Stu Jackson. He described benching and late arrivals as triggers, detailing a contentious path from Madison Square Garden to San Antonio.
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